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Amanda O’Toole, Portfolio Manager, Redwheel Biodiversity strategy, explores the critical role public companies can play in scaling nature-positive solutions. She argues that, while private markets can offer an essential space for early-stage development, public markets can do the same, and are crucial to achieve the pace and scale of progress necessary to protect biodiversity and natural capital.

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Scaling solutions: the role of public and private markets in biodiversity investment – Redwheel

Biodiversity investors often regard private markets as a hub of innovation – yet public markets are proving to be equally fertile ground.

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